Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-15
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Further Developments in the Chadron
coal end show increased Indications:
Benjamin Calendar & 90, q OF the
Oldest wholesale hardware firms in
Boston haYe failed. Their liabilities
are $4,000; assets unknown.
On both the South Boston and Cam
bridge Lines cars are running. under
police protection. Stages have been
put on the south Boston route by strik-
ers. and are we'll %patronized.
The staff Of the Steyre rife factory at
Viennn has been quadrupled, and work
has been given to other factories. Re-
peating rifles cannot be supplied to the
whole army until the end OF May.
The Berlin Vassissch Zeitung says
Emperor William will issue . manifesto
the 18th inst. and that the government
hopes the lateness Of its appearance will
prevent its discussion by the press.
The bill to increase the naval estab-
lishment was discussed in the senate
YESTERDAY. 1t lie estimated that the
various naval, iortiication and ord
bills create appropriations aggre-
eating $7I,000,000.
Positive orders to their New York
dock agents from many Of the railroad
companies prohibit any strikers being
taken back under any circumstances.
Gangs Of strikers are going about from
pier to pier in search Of work.
The 1900 employees Of the Higgins
New York carpet factory went to work
yesterday. The striking firemen and
engineers have reached q settlement
with district assembly 1925 knights of
labor. The strike has lasted q week..
Secretary Manning called at the white
house yesterday afternoon and placed
his resignation in the hands Of the presi-
dent, to take effect on the appointment
and qualification Of his successor. No
appointment will be made for several
weeks.
kAThe investigation into the alleged
outrages in Texas will be Immediately
commenced by the senate sub-commit-
tee on the committee on elections, oil
which Mr. Evarts is chairman. A mum.
Der Of the witnesses have already arrived
of Washington.
The marked activity in the movements
OF the anarchists association in Omaha
has illuminated in a plot which has just
been exposed to murder j.. Al. Hospodsky,
editor of the Bohemian paper, and Frank
j. Naper, q member of the city council
and Hospodsky's partner.
By an oversight the president allowed
the act appropriating 100000 per year
to provide arms and equipments fos
militia to beoome q law without his
signature. The Observation-Disclosures
q tan days wisthsa WHICH he should have
acted on this bill expired Saturday.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg to
Paris says that the German ambassador
TO Russia recently sounded tho czar as
to whether he would remain neutral in
the event OF war between France and
Germany, and that the ezar refused to
make any engagement respecting the
matter.
The first eastern mail.in six days ar
rived at Pierre last night, brought by o
mail train which had been two days in
the 0 The storm has been severe.
With the mercury IS degrees below. 1t
is feared that the heavy fall OF SNOW
may cause . flood on the Missouri river
bottoms, which will prove disastrous.
A SPECIAL from Lyons, Mich. says the
ice gorge iesfrosen solid from a depth Of
irom five to ten feet. The river ID. STILL
flooding the main street and merchants
are building treatle works to their
stories, only to find their goods frozen in
the ice. The cold weather has settled
the water nearly a foot, but made work
nearly ~,mpussible.